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Ouanos, One Mandaue winners take oath of office

The Freeman

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June 10, 2025

The Ouano political legacy continues as family members who emerged victorious in the May 12 midterm elections officially took their oath of office yesterday.

Mandaue City Mayor-elect Thadeo Jovito “Jonkie” Ouano, re-elected Lone District Representative Emmarie “Lolypop” Ouano-Dizon, and Sixth District Provincial Board Member-elect Alfred Francis “Alfie” Ouano were sworn in by Associate Justice Mercedita Dadole-Ygnacio of the Court of Appeals — Visayas Station.

Also taking their oaths were winning councilors under the One Mandaue slate: re-electionists Andreo “Anjong” Ouano-Icalina, Cesar “Ting Sol” Cabahug Jr., and Atty. Joel Seno.

Other councilors who took their oath were Ben Basiga, Eugene Andaya, and Fritz Villamor.

In addition, Atty. Olin Seno was officially sworn in as Provincial Board Member for Mandaue’s Lone District.

In neighboring Consolacion, Councilor-elect Miko Mark Ouano — son of Sixth District Provincial Board Member-elect Alfie Ouano— also took his oath. All officials were joined by their families and loved ones during the ceremony.

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